He ran

"He ran" appears in 5 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

He ran· 5 hymns found
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Again the dead arise.
Look away, look away, look away unto Him.
His father saw him and was moved with compassion,
And thus he reached Thy heav’n­ly hall.
And all his bow­els move.

He ran

Alone the wine press trod,
Victorious now at God’s right hand, He’s bringing us to glory.
And kissed him, and he kissed him affectionately.
In ma­ny a fight he played the man;
Embraced and kissed his son;

The Sun of Righteousness Appears

lyricist: Samuel Wesley, Jr., 1736
Composer: Thomas Arne, 1762
Hymn 1

...Again the dead arise.

Alone the dread­ful race He ran,

Alone the wine press trod,...

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Again the dead arise.

Alone the dread­ful race He ran,

Alone the wine press trod,

The Sun of Righteousness Appears

...Look away, look away, look away unto Him.

He ran the race before us— He won! He won!

Victorious now at God’s right hand, He’s bringing us to glory....

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Look away, look away, look away unto Him.

He ran the race before us— He won! He won!

Victorious now at God’s right hand, He’s bringing us to glory.

The race before us we can run

And he rose up

Composer: D. C.
Hymn 3

...His father saw him and was moved with compassion,

And he ran and fell on his neck, fell on his neck,

And kissed him, and he kissed him affectionately....

HymnC

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His father saw him and was moved with compassion,

And he ran and fell on his neck, fell on his neck,

And kissed him, and he kissed him affectionately.

And he rose up

O God, Thy Soldiers’ Crown and Guard

lyricist: 6th Century Latin
Composer: Grenoble Antiphoner, 1753
Hymn 4

...And thus he reached Thy heav’n­ly hall.

For Thee thro’ ma­ny a woe he ran,

In ma­ny a fight he played the man;...

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And thus he reached Thy heav’n­ly hall.

For Thee thro’ ma­ny a woe he ran,

In ma­ny a fight he played the man;

O God, Thy Soldiers’ Crown and Guard

Behold the Wretch Whose Lust and Wine

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707
Composer: English carol
Hymn 5

...And all his bow­els move.

He ran, and fell up­on his neck,

Embraced and kissed his son;...

HymnC

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And all his bow­els move.

He ran, and fell up­on his neck,

Embraced and kissed his son;

Behold the Wretch Whose Lust and Wine

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